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The diagram explains the way in which water is collected from different resources and its transformation for a drink.

The diagram explains the way in which water is collected from different resources and its transformation for a drink. K82R
The diagram explains the way in which water is collected from different resources and its transformation for a drink. Overall, the circular process consists of four different methods of getting the water into a house and two methods of runoff water. First of all, everything starts with rainwater and the main part is the house where the water is accumulated. The first method of getting drinkable water is the use of a cylindrical rainwater tank outside. The second way is to collect the rainwater into a dam, then the water goes to a rectangular water treatment plant. After that, we have finally the drinking water which serves to the house. Household wastewater goes to a second wastewater treatment plant. Following this, the excess treated water leaves to the river and other water is recycled to a cylindrical container and goes back to the house for use.
The diagram
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the way in which
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water
is collected
from
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different
resources and its transformation for a drink.

Overall
, the circular process consists of four
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different
methods of getting the
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water
into a
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house
and two methods of runoff water.

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First of all
, everything
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starts
with rainwater and the main part is the
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house
where the
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water
is accumulated
. The
first
method of getting drinkable
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water
is the
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use
of a cylindrical rainwater tank outside. The second way is to collect the rainwater into a dam, then the
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water
goes to a rectangular
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water
treatment plant. After that, we have
finally
the drinking
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water
which serves to the
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house
.

Household wastewater goes to a second wastewater treatment plant. Following this, the excess treated
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water
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leaves
to the river and other
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water
is recycled
to a cylindrical container and goes back to the
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house
for
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use
.
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IELTS academic The diagram explains the way in which water is collected from different resources and its transformation for a drink.

Academic
  American English
4 paragraphs
146 words
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less than 250 words in Task 2
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5.0
Overall Band Score
Coherence and Cohesion: 7.0
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Lexical Resource: 5.5
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Grammatical Range: 6.5
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Task Achievement: 6.5
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